Welcome to the recruitment test for the electronics team at E-Agle TRT.
This test is meant to give us the possibility to have a first understanding of the capabilities of our applicants without the them having the pressure of seeing it as an exam.
Moreover it's studied so that the applicants get a first taste of the tools used so that once in the team they can get up and running quickly into the team workflow without having to learn stuff under pressure when it's needed.
- Understanding of basic electronics
- Components choice and their suitability
- KiCad
- Schematic choices, tidyness and good practices
- Board layout understanding and, again, good practices
git
usage: fork, branch, clone, commit, push, pull- Not only tecnically correct but also we'll evaluate if it's usable.
Develop a DCDC converter with power monitoring:
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Input voltage range: 11V-27V
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Two outputs of:
- 5V3A
- 3.3V0.5A
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Monitor the input current with a shunt
- Blink a LED, driven by a transistor, at a frequency between 3-5 Hz when the power at the input is greater than 10W
- The LED should be off when power is below 3W
- Use non programmable circuits
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In the schematic use also a hierarchical sheet
- It's not a good practice for this small of a project but it's for letting you learn about hierarchy without the hassle of a more complex assignment
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Add comments for the necessary calculations of values
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Consider JLC PCB as the board manufacturer
- Fork the repo
- Branch the master into one called
name_surname
where the work will be done - Commit your progress along the way
- Open a pull request on
eagletrt/recruiting-hw
- When you are done, generate the schematic output inside
docs/
and the production (gerber) files inoutput/
- If you haven't already, submit the recruiting form here
- If you have any questions feel free to contact us at electronics@eagletrt.it
- Feel free to also come to our lab (Povo2 floor -2) if we are slow at replying